. Betty Friedan (1963) postulated that beliefs about gender were formed by consumer good producers, but a simple model … unlikely to be universal, or even common, but gender stereotypes have a long history. To explain that history, we turn to a … childbearing, which may explain why gender-related beliefs changed radically among generations born in the 1940s …

. Betty Friedan (1963) postulated that beliefs about gender were formed by consumer good producers, but a simple model … unlikely to be universal, or even common, but gender stereotypes have a long history. To explain that history, we turn to a … childbearing, which may explain why gender-related beliefs changed radically among generations born in the 1940s …

absence and mental health, obtained through rich registry data. Our results show that gender does not significantly explain …

environment law. It employs masculinities theory and new research on the gendered nature of bullying to explain why the harassment … socially-accepted gender norms of masculinity. In the third, men harass other men, apparently hazing newcomers or engaging in …